Automobile and head light system thereof

Abstract

A head light system of an automobile includes a normal head light and an auxiliary head light. The normal head light is fixedly mounted at a front end of the automobile. The auxiliary head light is provided at the front end of the automobile and includes a lamp body and a supporting member. The lamp body has a center of gravity. One end of the supporting member is fixedly mounted to the automobile. The lamp body is pivotally connected to another end of the supporting member. A pivotal connection point between the lamp body and the supporting member is located just above the center of gravity of the lamp body.

1 . A head light system of an automobile comprising:
 a normal head light fixedly mounted at a front end of the automobile; and   an auxiliary head light being provided at the front end of the automobile, the auxiliary head light comprising a lamp body and a supporting member, the lamp body having a center of gravity, one end of the supporting member being fixedly mounted to the automobile, the lamp body being pivotally connected to another end of the supporting member, a pivotal connection point between the lamp body and the supporting member being located just above the center of gravity of the lamp body.   
   
   
       2 . The head light system as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the lamp body has a longitudinal axis along a longitudinal direction thereof, the center of gravity of the lamp body is located below the longitudinal axis of the lamp body, and the pivotal connection point between the lamp body and the supporting member is located above the longitudinal axis of the lamp body. 
   
   
       3 . The head light system as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the auxiliary head light further comprises a crank, a bottom end of the crank is pivotally connected with the automobile, a top end of the crank is connected with a plurality of rollers, a bottom side of the lamp body is defined with a sliding slot, the rollers are freely received in the sliding slot so that the rollers are movable in the sliding slot. 
   
   
       4 . The head light system as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the auxiliary head light further comprises a rod fixedly mounted on the supporting member at a position near a top end of the supporting member, the rod has a top free end facing the auxiliary head light, a bottom of the auxiliary head light contacts with the top free end of the rod when the auxiliary head light rotates from a non-horizontal direction to a horizontal direction under a gravitational force acting on the lamp body of the auxiliary head light. 
   
   
       5 . The head light system as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the lamp body is pivotally connected with a top end of the supporting member via a pivot. 
   
   
       6 . An automobile comprising:
 a normal head light fixedly mounted at a front end of the automobile; and   an auxiliary head light being provided at the front end of the automobile, the auxiliary head light comprising a lamp body and a supporting member, the lamp body having a center of gravity, one end of the supporting member being fixedly mounted to the automobile, the lamp body being pivotally connected to another end of the supporting member, a pivotal connection point between the lamp body and the supporting member being located just above the center of gravity of the lamp body.   
   
   
       7 . The automobile as claimed in  claim 6 , wherein the lamp body has a longitudinal axis along a longitudinal direction thereof, the center of gravity of the lamp body is located below the longitudinal axis of the lamp body, and the pivotal connection point between the lamp body and the supporting member is located above the longitudinal axis of the lamp body. 
   
   
       8 . The automobile as claimed in  claim 6 , wherein the auxiliary head light further comprises a crank, a bottom end of the crank is pivotally connected with the mounting base, a top end of the crank is connected with a plurality of rollers, a bottom side of the lamp body is defined with a sliding slot, the rollers are freely received in the sliding slot so that the rollers are movable in the sliding slot. 
   
   
       9 . The automobile as claimed in  claim 6 , wherein the auxiliary head light further comprises a rod fixedly mounted on the supporting member at a position near a top end of the supporting member, the rod has a top free end facing the auxiliary head light, a bottom of the auxiliary head light contacts with the top free end of the rod when the auxiliary head light rotates from a non-horizontal direction to a horizontal direction under a gravitational force acting on the lamp body of the auxiliary head light.